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On-Site and Scheduled Training
QlikView Training available
now. For more information call
us on:-
01491 572987
Tanya or Jane
Consultancy
Training
Technical Support
Call Kate
01491 572987 to discuss
service options.
Chase Website
We are in the process of updating our website – we have
new products, new information and a whole new outlook on Business
Intelligence to share with you – more news next month...
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As a
BI Enterprise Publishing Solution - InfoBurst is in a league of it's
own!! InfoBurst works with
Crystal Reports, Enterprise
and Microsoft Reporting Services to “burst” reports out to users by
email – efficient and controllable….
The most powerful product available in it's class for managing
business intelligence report distribution within your enterprise.
A report scheduler, burster, and publisher developed as
an open solution that works with a range of document types including
BusinessObjects, Web Intelligence, Crystal, Microsoft Reporting Services
and Xcelsius Dashboards.
Document distribution with advanced functionality, including
filtering for granular report bursting, conditional distribution lists,
a wide range of formats, and destination types, with extensive e-mail
distribution options.
A solid and reliable report distribution solution with
superior activity logging, plus audit trail functions that allow all
user and report activity to be monitored and tracked.
After
our successful Product Update Events last month where we introduced
QlikView and InfoBurst we have had requests for evaluation CDs and
visits to demonstrate. If you
would like to arrange either of these please contact kate.warner@chase-international.com
or direct on 01835 824 736.
QlikView can connect to a wide variety of databases
and file formats through standard interfaces and combine the data
within them within in-memory “views”.
You can also connect to what QlikView calls “inline” data –
data entered manually which is particularly useful for lookup or reference
tables not stored in the database. As data is loaded, it is very
efficiently compressed and a series of specific pointers to data
are created. This use of pointer references mixed with the compression
process means that previously large and unwieldy databases can be
reduced dramatically in size (e.g. by a factor of 100:1). With
this and QlikView’s own patented analytic data engine you could solve
data consolidation issues without the need for a data warehouse.
Once you have the data you can start to build up the sheets
that make up the user interface – adding data, charts, buttons, dashboards. The whole process is easy to use and lightning
fast - you have to see it to believe it and you don’t just have
to take our word for it - The Butler Group comments on the deployment
of QlikView here:- “The value of QlikView lies in its rapid learning curve,
and the substantial reduction in the time taken to deploy and customize
data analysis projects. Because the product has an intuitive point-and-click
interface, users can become productive after only limited training,
rather than taking weeks to get up and running.”
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